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Canadians to nominate 2012 ‘folk-hero’

In November 2012, the organization will hand out its first ever Innovator Award at the 2012 Canadian Folk Music Awards, to be held in Saint John, N.B. According to organizers, the honour will be given to a pioneer of the folk community.
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Editorial: Grow up or go back to the playground

Two members of the Concordia Student Union abandoned ship this week, leaving scathing open letters in their wake. Both letters addressed the current tensions within council, throwing out words like “power games” and “personal hidden agendas.”
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Do we really fear Muslim immigrants or is it a myth?

“Once again, a fever is infecting the minds of many Westerners. We must not allow history to repeat itself,” writes Doug Saunders in his latest book The Myth of the Muslim Tide: Do Immigrants Threaten the West?, which aims to show that the western population’s fear of Muslim immigrants, is nothing but a huge misunderstanding.
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Music in the News

Last week, Chris Brown albums at a London, UK store were affixed with stickers reading “WARNING: do not buy this album!
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Stingers off to slow start at Western Invitational

The Western Invitational cross-country course in London, Ontario is a soft, and mushy all-grass course with constant rolling hills. Competition at this event is fierce. Only at the CIS championships will the Stingers' cross-country team be faced with such a strong a group of runners.
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Editorial: Am I paying for that?

Money matters can make any person’s head spin. When it comes to understanding the financial management of the Concordia Student Union, it’s a challenge to figure out what goes where and why.